Vokabulare

"A rabble gathered in the streets to protest the decision."

"The professor was a brilliant raconteur who kept his audience entertained."

"In mathematics, the decimal system has a radix of ten."

"He had a raffish charm that made him popular in the city."

"The little ragamuffin begged for food on the street."

"Their friendship was full of light-hearted raillery."

"The king wore royal raiment during the ceremony."

"The river ramifies into several smaller streams."

"The ramose tree shaded the entire garden."

"There was a rancor between the two rivals that never faded."

"Their rancorous debate lasted for hours."

"The Rangoon creeper covered the entire fence with its sweet-smelling flowers."

"His unfair criticism continued to rankle her for days."

"The rapacious landlord raised the rent without reason."

"The war was marked by rapine and destruction."

"The two countries signed an agreement that marked a new rapprochement."

"The little rapscallion hid his brother’s shoes as a prank."

"The eagle is a raptorial bird with sharp talons."

"He works in the rarefied world of classical music."

"The air rarefies as you climb higher into the mountains."

"His ratiocination impressed the judges during the debate."

"Rationalism emphasizes logic and reasoning over faith."

"She began to ravel the loose threads of the sweater."

"The ravening wolves circled the camp."

"The beauty of the sunset ravished the travelers."

"The office ordered ten reams of paper."

"The children enjoyed solving the rebus puzzles in the magazine."

"The recalcitrant student refused to follow the rules."

"He recanted his previous statement in court."

"The teacher recapitulated the lesson at the end of the class."

"The professor gave a brief recapitulation of the lecture before ending the class."

"The gallery displayed many recherche artworks from unknown artists."

"The government introduced new programs to reduce recidivism among former inmates."

"The police identified him as a recidivist who had been arrested several times before."

"He does not reck the dangers of his actions."

"The monk spent years in the reclusory away from society."

"He was released on his own recognizance."

"The company offered financial recompense to the injured worker."

"Their differences are reconcilable with honest communication."

"The professor’s lecture was full of recondite theories."

"The soldiers reconnoitered the area before advancing."

"The recreant soldier abandoned his post in fear."

"The debate quickly descended into mutual recriminations."

"After months of calm, violence recrudesced in the region."

"Health officials warned of a recrudescence of measles in several districts."

"Recrudescent tensions threatened the fragile ceasefire."

"Her rectitude earned her the respect of the community."

"He was found recumbent on the sofa after a long day."

"The doctor had to recure the wound after it reopened."

"The recusant opposed the new law."